C.S. Lewis explores the concept of love through the lens of the four Greek words: Storge, which represents familial affection; Philia, the bond of friendship; Eros, the romantic love between partners; and Agape, the selfless, unconditional love that reflects God's love for humanity and the love Christians should have for one another. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these different types of love in our relationships and spiritual lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal encounter with a frail and humble village woman who radiated the love of Jesus. The woman, who had six sons, revealed to the speaker that she was on earth for a purpose - to fulfill her father's plan. The speaker then recounts a story of a young Christian who questioned why those who knew the Bible so well still lived lives filled with strife and worldly desires. The Lord's response was that they spent time with the Bible but lacked true transformation. The speaker also highlights the urgency of reaching the lost and emphasizes the need for families to come together and discuss the plight of those suffering in the world. The sermon concludes with a story of two brothers who preached the gospel to Muslims and were initially met with kindness, but the true intentions of the men were not as they seemed.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience of preaching to children on a bus route and how it changed his life. He emphasizes the importance of using simple illustrations to hold the attention of young listeners and share the message of Jesus. The speaker also mentions the impact of sending young people on missions trips, hoping they will become addicted to serving others and make it a guiding principle in their lives. The sermon concludes with a reflection on the profound words spoken by Jesus on the cross, specifically his plea for forgiveness for those who crucified him.

George Verwer emphasizes five key words for Easter, focusing on grace, discipline, vision, harvest, and being proactive in our faith. He highlights Galatians 2:20 as a central message, urging believers to live a crucified life where Christ lives in them. Verwer addresses the issue of nominalism in the church, stressing the importance of genuine faith and the transformative power of grace. He encourages the congregation to actively engage in sharing the gospel and to maintain a vision for global missions, reminding them that Easter is not just about what Jesus has done for us, but also about how we are called to live for Him. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging believers to remain steadfast in their faith and to remember that even in difficult times, 'Sunday is coming.'

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the qualities of a true leader. He highlights the importance of brokenness and humility in leadership, contrasting it with the ambition and self-centeredness often seen in leaders. The speaker also emphasizes the need for leaders to inspire and work with others, sharing their burdens and vision. He uses the example of Deborah in the Old Testament as a powerful illustration of a leader who inspired and led her people to victory. The sermon concludes with a warning against seeking personal success and ambition, instead urging leaders to seek God's approval and blessing.

In this sermon, B. Earl shares a personal story about his struggles as an evangelist. He describes how he prepared tough and hard-hitting sermons in an attempt to reach stubborn people, but saw no response. After seeking God's guidance, he realized that the problem was with himself and not the people. He spent a night in prayer and experienced a transformation, being filled with the fullness of Christ's love. As a result, his ministry became fruitful, leading 150,000 people to find Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of total submission to Christ and the need to see others through God's love in order to effectively share the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses his concern about effectively communicating his message to new listeners. He acknowledges that his passionate and extroverted style may not resonate with everyone. He emphasizes the importance of spending time with God through worship, prayer, praise, thanksgiving, and adoration. The speaker identifies five barriers that hinder people from truly knowing God and experiencing victory in their lives: busyness, worry, materialism, love for the world, and love for money. He encourages the audience to seek God above all else and to prioritize their relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the core beliefs and emphasis of Operation Mobilization, a Christian organization. The first emphasis is on knowing the reality of God and experiencing true worship. The second emphasis is on the revolution of love and living in honesty and light. The third emphasis is on the sufficiency of Christ and living a victorious life. The speaker also highlights the importance of being open and transparent in one's life, as it can have a significant impact on physical and emotional well-being. The sermon encourages believers to prioritize these emphases in their lives and shares that evangelism will naturally flow from a genuine relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of counting the cost before engaging in battle. He highlights the potential negative influence of television, particularly in regards to the increasing presence of explicit content. The speaker emphasizes the need for discipline and prioritizing God's activities over consuming hours of television. Additionally, the sermon touches on the importance of saving money and being mindful of expenditures, as well as the potential impact of financial disagreements on marriages. The speaker encourages a simpler lifestyle and references biblical teachings on love and caring for others in need.

In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of building relationships and the challenges that can hinder them. He identifies several enemies of relationships, including pride, selfishness, and lack of forgiveness. The speaker emphasizes the need for discipline and organization in maintaining healthy relationships. He also highlights the power of God's Word in transforming lives and encourages listeners to memorize and meditate on Scripture.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not wasting time and using it wisely. He shares a personal story of taking a friend out in a kayak and losing valuable glasses in the lake, highlighting the consequences of not being disciplined with our time. The preacher also discusses the danger of allowing television to control our lives instead of us controlling it. He then shares his own experience of leaving behind a successful and comfortable life to follow Jesus, emphasizing that while not everyone is called to do the same, some are called to leave everything behind for the sake of the Gospel. The sermon concludes with references to biblical stories such as the story of the rich young ruler and the story of D.L. Moody, highlighting the importance of surrendering everything to follow Christ.

In this sermon, George Verwer speaks about the Lordship of Christ and the importance of surrendering our lives to Him. He highlights seven things that Christians often do that turn people off, such as making legalistic and narrow-minded statements without proper knowledge. Verwer also addresses the topic of patriotism and cautions against blindly supporting one's own country without critical thinking. He then focuses on the words of Jesus in John 13:34, emphasizing the significance of the new commandment to love one another. Despite some vocal difficulties, Verwer passionately shares his message and encourages the audience to listen to the words of Jesus and allow them to transform their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about Scottish soldiers who were forced to work on a jungle railroad by their Japanese captors. One day, a shovel went missing and the officer in charge became enraged. He threatened to kill everyone if the shovel was not produced. Eventually, one man stepped forward and the officer beat him to death. It was later discovered that there had been a miscount and no shovel was actually missing. The preacher uses this story to emphasize the importance of focusing on lost souls and sharing the love of Jesus. He then references 1 John 3:16 to explain what love looks like, highlighting virtues such as patience and kindness. The preacher challenges the congregation to apply these principles in their own lives, particularly in being patient and waiting on others.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on John 3:16 and the love of God. He emphasizes that God's love is perfect and can cast out fear, which is prevalent in the world today. The preacher uses the analogy of an explorer trying to measure the depth of the ocean to illustrate the unfathomable depth of God's love. He also highlights that God's love is unmerited and undeserved, and gives an example of a man sacrificing his life for his friends to demonstrate the depth of God's love. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the incredible and incomprehensible nature of God's love.

This sermon delves into various ethical dilemmas faced by non-resistant Christians, such as the role of deception to protect innocent lives, the ownership of assault rifles, and participation in national holidays. It emphasizes the importance of aligning actions with the teachings of Jesus and trusting in God's guidance in challenging situations.

This sermon delves into the profound meaning behind the breaking of bread and partaking of the cup, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's mind through His word for life transformation. It explores the significance of Jesus' body being broken for us, symbolizing His complete surrender to God's will, and challenges believers to follow His example by denying their own will and embracing God's plan for their lives. The sermon also highlights the vertical aspect of the cross, surrendering to God's will, and the horizontal aspect, emphasizing unity and sacrificial love among believers in the body of Christ.

In this sermon by Basilia Shlink, the speaker shares a personal experience of building a chapel and motherhouse for a sisterhood. The project was challenging and demanding, but through prayer and commitment to Jesus, they found strength and joy in sacrificing their own lives for the work. The speaker emphasizes the importance of laying down one's life for the sake of Jesus and for the brethren, referencing the Bible verse 1 John 3:16. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace sacrifice and find blessings and abundant fruit in giving up and losing for the sake of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of witnessing God's power at work in changing individual lives. He specifically mentions a man named Tom Skinner, who was raised in Harlem and became involved in a ruthless gang. Despite his violent past, Tom had a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ through the power of the gospel. He made the decision to leave the gang and follow Christ, even in the face of opposition from his fellow gang members. This testimony serves as a powerful example of God's transformative power and the importance of sharing the message of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker, Johan van Dam, shares his personal journey of faith and the impact of two books, "The Normal Christian Life" and "The Calvary Road," on his spiritual growth. After joining a traveling team and ministering in Spain for four years, he experienced a profound spiritual change and a new understanding of the Christian life. He emphasizes the importance of being with fellow believers and ministering within the temple, even though it may be unseen. The speaker also briefly mentions his background, including growing up in a boisterous family and serving in the army, before finding salvation and hungering for spiritual reality.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the power of grace and how it can keep us from falling and present us faultless before God. He references the book of Jude and emphasizes the amazing ability of God to present us faultless before His glory. The preacher also mentions Matthew 25, where Jesus teaches about the importance of visiting and caring for those who are in prison or in need. He highlights the idea that we will be judged based on how we treat those who break the rules. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the significance of the church as a community and family, emphasizing the importance of coming together and supporting one another.

Basilea Schlink emphasizes the boundless love of God in her sermon 'Love Exceeds All', illustrating how this divine love is a source of refreshment and healing for our dry hearts. She encourages believers to recognize their own lack of love and to seek God's love, which flows freely to those who are empty and in need. Schlink highlights the humility and selflessness of Jesus' love, urging us to embody these qualities in our interactions with others, even those who may be difficult to love. The sermon calls for a commitment to love that transcends personal desires and seeks the well-being of others, ultimately reflecting the kingdom of God. It concludes with a reminder that true love requires sacrifice and a willingness to surrender oneself to God’s transformative power.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of seeing the heavenly vision of Jesus Christ, urging believers to align their lives with God's purpose and to understand that true love is demonstrated through self-sacrifice. He highlights that God's love is redemptive and calls us to lay down our lives for others, just as Christ did for us. The sermon encourages believers to seek a deeper relationship with God, recognizing that our lives should reflect His glory and purpose. Beach challenges the congregation to not be disobedient to the heavenly vision, which is centered on making God known to the world.

Joseph Carroll emphasizes the significance of accepting Jesus' teachings and the responsibility that comes with spiritual enlightenment. He highlights the importance of daily prayer for protection from the evil one and the necessity of sanctification through truth. Carroll explains that true discipleship involves self-sacrifice and the manifestation of Christ's love in our lives, which leads to genuine evangelism. He stresses that only through dying to ourselves can we bear fruit for others, and that our service should be directed solely towards Jesus Christ. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life of intercession and love, reflecting the character of Christ to draw others to Him.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the significance of understanding the profile of a true son of God, contrasting it with the characteristics of a Gentile. He highlights that true love is demonstrated through the sacrifice of Christ on Calvary, and warns against the dangers of marketing the gospel to appeal to the natural man. The preacher calls for a commitment to seek God's glory and to live free from darkness, urging believers to reflect on their inner lives and the influence they allow in their hearts. Ultimately, he stresses that true transformation comes from a heart aligned with Christ, which leads to behaviors that please God.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that God's love is fully expressed through Jesus Christ, as stated in John 1:16. He explains that understanding this love is crucial for our daily lives, as it compels us to follow Christ's example of self-sacrifice. The sermon highlights that just as Jesus laid down His life for us, we are called to lay down our lives for others, not in martyrdom but by dying to our own selfish desires. A true Christian, who has surrendered to God, can then bring hope and life to others through the transformative power of Christ's love. This process involves a deep spiritual inventory and a willingness to be cleansed by Christ's blood.